N.H. Insurance Dept. Revises Bulletin Regarding Life Insurance Wellness Programs
As part of the evolving perspective on wellness programs, the NHID recognizes the substantial evidence supporting the numerous health benefits associated with active participation in such initiatives. The revised bulletin reflects this evolution in policymaking, emphasizing the importance of incorporating wellness elements into insurance offerings. By embracing wellness programs, the NHID aims to encourage policyholders to adopt healthier habits and contribute to an overall healthier pool of insured individuals.
"Wellness programs not only promote better health outcomes but also enable insurers to provide policyholders with various benefits, including discounted premiums or program rewards," said Deputy Commissioner DJ Bettencourt. "By incentivizing policyholders to engage in healthy activities or achieve specific wellness objectives, insurers can build a healthier pool of insured individuals, leading to potential savings in claims costs. This mutually beneficial arrangement allows both the consumer and the industry to thrive."
By rescinding the previous bulletin and introducing this revised version, the NHID is providing carriers with updated guidance that encourages the implementation of permissible wellness reward programs. This flexibility empowers the insurance industry to continue pioneering new approaches that promote healthier lifestyles and well-being among consumers.
"The Department remains committed to the well-being of
The complete bulletin, Docket Number INS 23-023-AB, is located at https://www.nh.gov/insurance/media/bulletins/2023/documents/ins-23-023-ab.pdf.
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Original text here: https://www.nh.gov/insurance/media/pr/2023/documents/20230711-ins-23-023-ab.pdf



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